Beaux Art Classicism in the Late 1800s (11)

Beaux Art Classicism in the Late 1800s

The New York/Boston era; some buildings have a sense of stylistic pieces that are heavier, bigger and louder

Charles Atwood, Palace of Fine Arts, Chicago, Beaux Arts, United States, 1893

All of the buildings, except 2, were meant to be temporary and this was meant to stay

Frank Lloyd Wright

noaited for his home designs and most of his early work can be seen as arts & craft movement and starts to play around traditional home designs but also focus on creating a personal family life

Frank Lloyd Wright, Page from "The House beautiful", Art & Crafts, United States, 1897

this was intended to create an artsy/photo style and a lot of geometric shapes going on

Frank Lloyd Wright, Robie House, Prairie Style, United States, 1910

designed to feel like the landscape creating a feeling of shelter but with outside; feel like the real decoration is the texture of the home and saves the decoration for other places in the house

Frank Lloyd Wright, Light Screen, Prairie style, 1903

Having less color to help bring natural light to the space and the geometric/abstract shapes gets taken by the idea of glass and looks like a mystical element